Falcon Stout

Brewed by Carlsberg Sverige
Style: Stout
Falkenberg, Sweden

Serve in English pint

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Black look to it with a nice head. Very faint scent. Thin almost watery taste, for a stout it’s not good, but compared to a lot of the other products name Falcon it’s ok.

Sampled from bottle at Stockholm Beer & Whisky Festival 2005.
Foamy light brown head, dark brown body. Weak chocolate aroma with grassy and creamy tones. Malt and chocolate in the flavor, mild and easy. More like a dunkel than a stout.

Dark amber, almost black, brown head. Malty and smoky aroma, very roasted and a bit sweet. Flavor from tar and ash, not that bad but a bit too thin. A bit smoked and definately ok, even if not the best stout you can find...

Bottled. Black with a beige head. Thin an watery to be a stout. A bit roasted and malty but not enough.

Bottled. Dark brown coloured with a light brown head. Roasted aroma with notes of liquorice and coffee. Flavour of coffee and liquorice with roasted notes. Roasted finish with notes of liquorice. A bit watery, but very drinkable.

[At Stockholm Beer Festival 2005] A dark red-brown beer with a lasting brown head. The aroma is sweet with notes of chocolate and roasted malt. The flavor is dry from roasted malt, but only slightly malty.

Bottled. Black/dark ruby red colour, smal brown head. Weak roasted malt in aroma. Very watery palate. Sweet flavour. Sticky palate afterwards along with weak roast.

Bottled
Dark ruby color, good cappuchino head. Weak coffee aroma. Sweetish, watery, light flavor of cold coffee. Light roasted aftertaste. Drinkable Guinness copy.

Bottle @ Akkkurat, Stockholm 9 September 2005
This is a papery dark lager, not a stout! Has a standard industrial lager sourness and a thin body. Completely unnessesary beer.

Bottled. Black, beige head. Vague licorice aroma. Sweet with clean, hard mouthfeel. Notes of honey before a resiny licorice finish. With low hop rate and dysmal malt character this is your dream beer if you like fizzy appley pale industrial lagers, but would like to pose with a dark beer.